: Lucifer has been performing at Lux every night, waiting for Chloe to return from a spontaneous vacation to Europe. He is deeply anxious about whether she will accept him now that she knows his true identity.
: The title is ironic, reflecting Chloe's internal struggle and her attempt to mask her fear.
: The season opens with a somber performance of Radiohead's "Creep" by Lucifer at the piano, highlighting his feelings of being an outsider. Critical Reception [S4E1] Everything's Okay
: Claims to be fine with the truth but is secretly terrified and seeking religious guidance to deal with the "Devil".
: Is grieving the death of Charlotte Richards and directs much of his anger and blame toward Lucifer. Key Themes & Highlights : Lucifer has been performing at Lux every
Critics praised the episode for seamlessly continuing the story while taking advantage of the move to Netflix with slightly darker tones and more mature themes. Reviewers at Den of Geek noted that the "nuanced interactions" between the leads perfectly captured the tension of their changed relationship. Everything's Okay | Lucifer Wiki | Fandom
: At the end of the episode, it is revealed that while Chloe claims everything is fine, she is secretly working with a Catholic priest, Father Kinley , in Rome to potentially "send Lucifer back to Hell". Character Developments : The season opens with a somber performance
: Returns to Earth from Silver City, realizing that his home is now among humans.